2019-12-11 04:15 |
LedgerX have placed co-founders Paul and Juthica Chou on administrative leave, effective immediately
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Paul and Juthica Chou were responsible for the founding of LedgerX, and have been the CEO and COO, respectively, as well as husband and wife. The platform provides US-based retail and institutional investors with Bitcoin derivatives products.
2019-12-10 16:20 | |
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In another hit to the Bitcoin community, the LedgerX co-founders have been placed on administrative leave. The leave is effective immediately, and the board of directors has installed Larry E. Thompson as interim Chief Executive Officer.
2019-12-10 10:36 | |
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LedgerX CEO and COO Paul and Juthica Chou have been "placed on administrative leave" by the company, with DTCC vice chairman Larry Thompson filling in.
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Кредиторы рухнувшей в 2022 году криптобиржи FTX подали коллективный иск в суд южного округа штата Флорида против юридической компании Sullivan and Cromwell (S&C), курирующей процедуру банкротства торговой платформы.
Банкротящаяся криптобиржа FTX выставила на продажу дочернюю компанию Digital Custody (DCI), ранее приобретенную за $10 млн. Актив должен уйти по цене всего $500 000. Юристы FTX запросили разрешение на продажу в суде по банкротству округа Делавэр (штат Нью-Йорк).
Alameda Research used a secret backdoor in FTX to withdraw billions of dollars of customer funds, and some of the exchange's employees were aware
The employees flagged their discovery to one of FTX's director of engineering Nishad Singh but the problem never got fixed.
The futures and options exchange was purchased by FTX.US in 2021 to expand its spot trading services. Three other FTX assets remain up for sale.
FTX.US last purchased Ledger Holdings, the parent company of LedgerX, for $298 million in October 2021, according to audited financial documents viewed by CoinDesk.
FTX Trading and its affiliated debtors are looking to put LedgerX and its European and Japanese digital asset subsidiaries up for auction. The post FTX Bankruptcy Case: LedgerX and 3 Other Subsidies to Be Tentatively Sold Off appeared first on BeInCrypto.